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Remember when Elon Musk challenged Mark Zuckerberg to a cage match? That fight between Twitter/Threads billionaires never ended up happening, but a different battle in Wisconsin certainly did—and the voters just knocked Mark Zuckerberg clear out of our elections. Last week, Wisconsin voters approved two constitutional amendments—54 percent voted to ban private funding in our elections, and nearly 59 percent voted to ban outside election workers.

On April 2, Wisconsin voters have the opportunity to put an end to billionaires trying to buy election offices at the ballot box. By voting “YES” on both Question 1 and Question 2—the two election-related questions on the April ballot—voters can permanently stop this corrupt and anti-democratic scheme, send tech activists and their money back to San Francisco, and put Zuckerbucks in the trash can where it belongs.

It’s rare for someone—even the Democrats—to be this out of touch, with this many people, all at the same time. The issue is instantly understandable for any parent, any employed adult, any employer, not to mention anyone who has been a teenager themselves: Your very first job is life-changing. Everyone’s got a story of their first job. For some, it’s fond memories and lifelong friends. For others, it’s real-world experience and a little extra money in your pocket.